KNUT - Kenya National Union of Teachers
Muranga Teacher Who Quit Job Paying KSh 14k Lands New Job Paying Double on The Same Day
Kamotho a teacher in Muranga quit his job due to low salary and poor working conditions. His story sheds light on the troubles of young graduates.
Kisumu: Jobless Primary School Teacher Desperate for Employment to Support Her 2 Children
Faith Akinyi, a primary school teacher from Kisumu, is pleading for a job after years of unemployment forced her to start begging to feed her two kids.
KUPPET Threatens Teachers' Strike over Delayed Remittance of Students' Capitation, Give Gov't 7 Days
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education (KUPPET) has given the government 7 days to address the delayed remittance of students' capitation, lest teachers strike.
The Power of Counselling and Mental Health for Teachers
This article explores how counselling and mental health can contribute to the well-being of teachers, who play a vital role in shaping the future of education.
Kenyans Intrigued by Trendy, Tattooed High School Teacher: "Ningepata A”
Tabby Wokaya, a high school teacher, caught the attention of Kenyans on social media with her tattoos and social media content. Many people praised her.
Crisis Looms in Schools as KUPPET Issues Early Strike Warning: "There Will Be No Learning"
A crisis is looming in schools across the country after the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) issued an early strike warning.
Teachers, Police Officers to Start Paying Own Medical Bills as Scheme Faces Financial Challenges
Medical Administrators Kenya Limited (MAKL) has been accused of delaying processing KSh 5 billion capitation claims owed to health service providers.
Senator Okenyuri Questions TSC's Reluctance to Hire Teachers on Permanent Terms: "Give Reasons"
United Democratic Alliance (UDA) nominated senator Esther Okenyuri has questioned TSC's reluctance to hire teachers on permanent and pensionable terms.
Wilson Sossion Strongly Defends 8-4-4 Education System as Curriculum Comes to End: "It Was the Best"
Former Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) secretary general Wilson Sossion has strongly defended the 8-4-4 education system as the curriculum comes to an end.
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